toothache

Converse of object

• cure: Analysis of the teeth shows prehistoric dentists had a go at curing toothache with drills made from flint heads.
• have: I've had terrible toothache in South Georgia, in the middle of nowhere.
• get: Richard N Bhuna @ Classic Rock Bar I've got toothache.
• treat: The powdered roots are used in india to treat toothaches.
• rage: I had suffered with raging toothache for ten years.
• relieve: Another suggestion is that herbs or roots used to relieve toothache were pressed into tooth cavities using a piece of tar.

Adjective modifier

• severe: In severe toothache the pain can be referred to the ear, there may also be a headache, sometimes a rise in temperature.
• bad: If you have a bad toothache in our area you could ring NHS Direct.
• nagging: As tedious as a nagging toothache, the myth is endlessly repeated.
• terrible: I've had terrible toothache in South Georgia, in the middle of nowhere.
• violent: A pledget of cotton saturated with passiflora and introduced into a carious tooth has promptly allayed violent toothache.
• painful: Baby bottle tooth decay can cause painful toothaches which can hinder eating.

Modifies a noun

• pain: I was starting to have more trouble with my mouth with cutting edge toothache pain with swelling almost every night.